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Massachusetts’ highest court publicly reprimands judge accused of enabling immigrant to escape ICE

Judge Shelley Joseph was publicly rebuked after an illegal immigrant evaded Immigration and Customs Enforcement in her Massachusetts courtroom.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 11

2017—In a New York Times interview just days after his retirement from the Seventh Circuit, Reagan...

What 9/11 Brought from Fringe to Forefront

Conspiracy theories and anti-Americanism are more widely accepted than they were 25 years ago.

We Were Born into a Post-9/11 World

What it was like to learn about the attacks, years after they happened.

Hunter Biden probe shows corruptness in America’s two-tier justice system

Delaware US Attorney David Weiss snubbed the House’s request for documents pertaining to his probe of Hunter Biden.

This tampon CEO is erasing her customers by calling women ‘menstruators’

August tampons CEO Nadya Okamoto is erasing her own customer base by refusing to say the word "women" — and only calling them "menstruators."

Brace for 1930s-style economic disorder — especially if interest rates keep climbing

There is every reason to think monetary-policy overkill would not be a good idea today as well.

Ben & Jerry’s ‘land back’ demand: Letters to the Editor — July 8, 2023

Post readers share their thoughts on Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, from Ben & Jerry's, who said the United States should return Mount Rushmore...

End legacy admissions, too, squad’s absurd attack on court and other commentary

“The Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in higher education enjoys wide public support,” but more remains to be done, including eliminating universities’...

CVS stabbing yet again proves the tragedy of Dems’ perverse criminal justice priorities

Charles Brito, a serial shoplifter with a mile-long rap sheet, was mid-steal at a Midtown CVS when worker Scotty Enoe intervened in the situation...

Seattle wants to hide its homeless before the MLB All-Star Game

Democratic-run cities do not care about homelessness until they get to host a prestigious event that will bring cameras and tourists to their streets. Instead of fixing the issue, many Democrats would rather push the homeless into a corner until everyone leaves and then go back to ignoring the problem.

Cuomo’s failed subsidized solar factory is also a monument to Obamanomics

A quarter-mile long largely state-owned factory stands in Buffalo as a monument to Hope and Change. While Democrats today try to make this failure into a story about “egotistical billionaires” (Elon Musk) or a disgraced former governor (Andrew Cuomo), this is really a brick-and-mortar memorial to the failures of the Democratic Party’s Obama-era industrial policy.

He survived the Taliban, but not DC’s soft-on-crime policies

A man who risked his life in Afghanistan serving as a translator for the Army was brutally slain — not by the Taliban in the streets of Kabul, but by young criminals in the streets of Washington who have been coddled by the district's Democratic leadership.

Two-thirds of voters believe Hunter Biden received favorable treatment in plea deal

President Joe Biden’s hooligan son, Hunter Biden, has been in the news a lot recently, stemming from his use of drugs and prostitutes, alleged money laundering, and recent criminal charges. The deal Hunter Biden agreed to that kept him out of jail has drawn the ire of many Republicans who have accused the president’s son of receiving special perks and privileges. It turns out most of the country agrees with this sentiment, according to a recent poll from Rasmussen Reports.

Trump tries to sell himself as the farm-subsidy champion

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA — Former President Donald Trump came to this city on the Missouri River to tell the farmers of Iowa that they should vote for him because of all the money he has given to agribusiness.

North Carolina governor vetoes fairness in women’s sports, blaming ‘culture wars’

On Wednesday, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act, which would prohibit transgender athletes from joining women’s sports teams. It was a profoundly unwise veto.

What the ACLU won’t tell you about the people crossing our border

No matter how weak the southern border is under President Joe Biden, “immigrants’ rights” activists at the American Civil Liberties Union still want it to be weaker.

Cocaine runaround at the White House

COCAINE RUNAROUND AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Republicans in Congress are starting to ask questions about last weekend's discovery of a baggie of cocaine in the White House. On Friday morning, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY), best known as the chief investigator of Hunter Biden on Capitol Hill, sent a letter to Kimberly Cheatle, head of the Secret Service. "The presence of illegal drugs in the White House is unacceptable and a shameful moment in the White House's history," Comer wrote. "This incident has raised additional concerns with the committee regarding the level of security maintained at the White House." Comer requested a briefing for the committee by no later than next week.

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